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| Chess website accounts are available to the Chess community,
which includes participants at Berkeley and affiliated universities,
the personnel of sponsor companies, and individuals collaborating
with specific workgroups.
For details, see
Who can get a login?.
Accounts are simply a means for providing you with an "identity"
on the server so you can participate in the discussion groups
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| Select a user name and enter your real name and
email address. The user name must
contain no spaces or non-alphanumeric characters, except period (.)
and underscore (_).
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| User name |
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| Your last name |
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| Your first name (and middle, etc. if desired) |
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| Optional Suffix (Ph.D., Jr., etc.) |
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| Your full email address |
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You are being offered membership in the
triq group. Other groups are available, but you
must meet certain requirements, see above. See also the
Full
Request Account Page.
Choose Member if you want to be on the email list for that group,
Choose Guest otherwise. The group names are linked to the overview page of each group, in case you need to know more about the groups.
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| triq |
triq - The Triquetrum UI for Ptolemy |
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Member
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| Enter a brief explanation to the group admins
as to the reason for your request. This is merely to ensure
that the group admins know who you are and why you wish
to join, and will be sent to them by email.
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| Reason for request |
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| Press the Request account button to email your
account request to the group admins. |
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